Millwall

Millwall

Millwall Football Club was founded in 1885 on the Isle of Dogs in East London, originally formed by workers at a jam and marmalade factory. The club plays its home matches at The Den in Bermondsey, south London, and competes in the English Championship. Nicknamed 'The Lions', Millwall are known for their fierce, passionate fan base and a working-class identity deeply rooted in southeast London. The club has a proud FA Cup history, reaching the final in 2004. Millwall play with determination and physicality, often adopting a direct, combative style that reflects their gritty character. Despite never winning a top-flight title, they remain a well-respected club in English football.